Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-09

The JournRl-Miner says the Governor attempted to have the editor of the Star indicted for libel, during the session of the late grand jury in Prescott. but that | body ignored the charge. If this IS true the Stars turpentine has reached the tender spot intended.
 John Chesley Aldridge. son of Mir. and Mrs. c. G. Aldridge, died ct 6. m. on Sunday, April Sd. aged ten years on the 4th day of last March. The funeral took place at 10:3O o'clock this afternoon from the family residence, No. 2C6 Convent street.
 Dr. George Martins drugstore on Congress street, always contains a crowd of customers and the doctor and two clerks are busy from morning to far in- to the night attending to their various wants. Fresh and pure drugs, together with low prices and absolute correctness ID compromising prescriptions, has gwen | this sterling house 6 vast patronage, which 1t retains. All kinds of toilet articles and druggists fancy goods are kept on hand and sold very cheRply, The demand on the Union Market for its splendid hams and bacon IS still un- sbeted and Mir. Schumacher Is doing a very extensive iobbing business with | outlying camps and settlements. The superior quality of his cured meats Is unquestioned. and as the people learn | this fact they naturally extend their | patronage to this exclusively home en- terprise. This famous market also sup plies every kInd of choice fresh meats, lRrd, sausage, etc, at very reasonable | prices.
 Col W. O. Bridwell, of AravsipB, met | with a severe RccIdent at Alexander 8 | ranch, about eighteen miles from Wilcox, on Sunday evening. He was going i through the gate with his blankets in one hand and rife in the other when the | gate post struck the hammer and exploded the cartridge. The | ball struck him near the left temple snd passed backwards, cutting quite a furrow, but did not shstter the bone The wound IS very painful but is not considered dangerous unless erysipel6i should set ID.
 Judge Murst Mssterson, of Deming who has purchased Messrs Fowler X McGregor's mines and mill at Maple Grove, m the Dos Oabezas Mountains, arrived here Wednesday and has gone out to the mines. The Judge informed us that he would soon have a force of men at work at Maple Grove. Ht will endesvor to secure sufficient wa ter, by piping from a distance, to keeI the mill constantly running, Scarcity of water has been the one great draw back at Maple Grove. and should thu be overcome, we have DO doub. tha one of the richest and best paying mining properties ID Arizona will b' developed there .-Wilcox Stockmsn.
 Quite a serious accident happened tC Gen. j. B. Allen few days sgo, during his journey out to his mining camp The blackboard struck a deep rut and broke down. about sixty miles west q the city, two miles this side of Wood [ station, throwing Gen. Allen out sgains the bank ar L. rocks with considerable force. and the bucat osrd passed Oyel him causing 6 severe injury to his
 breast. He could not get up nor move
 and was conveyed to Quinlin's ranch by :. PspRgOes. on a stretcher, and medIca ! aid was summoned from this cIty. Hu friends who know his energetic dlsposl- ton and wonderful vitality, express . fear that his internal injuries are mor' serious than reported. for the old gen
 tlemen must be ID almost a hopeless
 condition when he is unable to stand up. He complains of severe pains 10 hli
 lungs and believes that he has contract
 ed the pneumonia.